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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19

John 7. Raym1n6's vita sad chiia WIN
o1ly Est sbJu1 s. 90 fsDn his estate
The LAbcg party in Brooklyn dsclsre
their p1rpose Of Supporting nr ayor9aty
candidate ef tsckr avn in tkts fal1s eiee
ton Trey bslfeve thsy can cast from
s coo 70 3a0es votes
The Oregon Pr5h7 B tloniE's are making
prepsrati0ns already for the Co2suil
ti1nai Anae1dmsnf sampaiEB. which wa
not Close until November & wken he
people VIII vote On lie adoption
veFy few people know that - Tie vie-
les was the chosen GoWer Ct the Espot-
e01s ocarles carnstio1 was the chosen
flower OF TIE stuarts To this day ny =
tsrtous hands yeaSiy deposit AZ krAeesu.
erd In st. PsteT'a. 10 Rome. where tAX
the remains Of tee Cardinal OF YORK Ane
other members Of the Horse OF stnATL
wrratha % scarlet carnations.
Senator causrua and his family VIII 90
% Loeb 81. his country seat ner bAEras-
burg. Pa, nsxg month.
The President ard Mrs. Cleveland are
staying ~ OAK View. and viii remain
there through the bet monfhs
IL h growing fzshionahIe fer Superin-
ieRceata 81 almShoassa In Michigan 70
tesurse the lives Of paupers under their
chaRge, ard thee IL . marked increase
In the eesth rate at such institutions
Edwin Booth's reAppe4rsacs ~ . CAPT
tslist Is noted by the New York pApeIA
which record q $1,000 loan Of the great
trEge6ian TO Ephratm Druckeg. Of Grand
street Mnd South Fifth Avenue. Real
estate 10 given as security.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19

A story CONES from IaliA % The dis
covety Of treasure o. the amount Of
twenty Eve million dollars weioa haa
eeen barred BY deceased uAharAjAA.
fhoage n Is Hoa stated whieh uAhAra
iAh made The earth a depository % bis
wealth. the ssery IL probably true. tor
IL has bsea oeieiAIiY Announced IN the
House Of osGwOas BY The UaAer See
Rotary Tor India.
The nnahsrsiAh vAe eonsealsd The
Treasure being dead. 10 voail naturally
Be soppssed that his son. tie present
maharaiaA, would become The poSesscf
Of The snoTmous wealth ihus hrouSh, 10
light Suco, tewsver. h oct tie view
Of The Anglo-IaaiAa government.
Which has itself APprOFsiAisd The treas
IRE under rTstsnse Of Borrowing il srum
The present nAbArsjAh. Who Is g uiros
and unable 10 lock oat teF his era ia
tsrestA IL u sos stated Wis, sscarsties
are offered tAs yoanE naharsiah IL q
change for this vasi treasure, aza there
b. . gsaeral saspiciOa that ths yosas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19
EXPERIMENTAL MoRIuulIuoS.

The announcement that General
BoalangeT oontemplAtes an expert
mental mobilization Of the Freoob army
In October is followed by tho statement
that an experimental mobilization OF
the German army will take place at the
same time. Whatan"e1perimental mob
iliaAaion" may be, Ia somewhat doubt
full. II the mobilization Of a single
army corps Is contemplated by Boulan-
Ger, the fact may not be significant. n,
however, the mobilization Of the entire
French army IL Contemplated, the Eek
pariment" Is likely to prove q most sx.
psnsivs one, aud II the experiment.
Of the German government IL to be on
an equally gigantic scale, the expense
will be scarcely leas great.
The mobilization OF q large army ia.
under any circumstances, q most expen.
size affair. The regular army of France
on q peace footing consists Of 80 go
officers aud men. On a war footing il
consists Of s,IsSl6i efiCeEs and men
larger force than has been pul in the
neld by any nation Of modern times
and probably the lArees, ever placed in
the field by any nation. The cost Of
putting such vast force in condition
10 take the Geld vould amount 10 an
almost fabulous sum. Reckless Of ex.
~ General BoulanScr has
been In prosecntiAG his army reforms.
u is Uncomfortable tbA, be would venture
upon = mobilization 81 the French
army for purely experimental parposes.
II the army IL mChiiiEed al all, tie
will not he an experiment.
II the armies Of these two hostile ma
tons are mohiliEed al the same time.
even II Abe mobilization be an "s1peri
mental" one, :, will be exceedingly
curious IL some experimental skirmishss
on the frontier DO not take place and II |
these are not followed ~ az s1periuen-
iAl campaign and, Perhaps. By an ex-
pefimenial naFsa 10 Paris or BetliS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19

Il l. announced that Ne revenue
suffer Oliver Wolcott will leave today
10 search Of tbs wreck Of the Sc. Ste
phen. This Ii, 10 say the least, . tardy
performances Of plain duty. II Is now
six weeks since the announcement Of
the loss Of the 81. Stephen vas made.
10 al thai tiae not the slightest effort
has been made By the proper officials to
ascertain the facts IN regard TO the
wreck. 70 hnd such relies Of the ship
ard her crew e. might be washed ashore
near the scene Of the disaster. or to
ascertain Whistler there we're not sar-
vivoFs Who were In need Of the assist
ance which they bad Q right 10 expect
from the Government usder whose flag
they sailed.
The principal duty Of the Oliver VOL
colt In these waters IL 10 render saeh
assistance a. il needed 10 vessels IN dis
trees. American ssamsn naturally look
70 the Government 70 guard their IN
tsfests and look after their Safety. II
10 shameful that vessel after vessel
should 20 down within sight Of she
Americas coast and that no effort should
be made to assist their crews In their
extremity. The wrecks Of the past
winter have apparently been regarded
In Official quarters With az indifference
which cannot be too severely denounced.
The Woleott is o seavorthy vessel.
She has q foil complement Of oficsrs
aad men, aud there IL apparently no
reason Why she shosld not perform the
duties which are expected Of her. when
the Poar-IHrxLLa0KNoKR made the Hrst
announcement Of the loss OF the gallant
&c. Stephen. the cutter shoald aI once
have set out In search Of traces Of the
wreck or Of possible survivors. Instead
Of doing %, hoSsysF, she remained idle
and useless. The same criticism will
apply equally to her inaotion In the
eases Of the numerous other wrecks
which have occurred daring the past
winter.
The responsibility for this eulpable
insctivity rests between Collector
BrOokes and Oaptain Glover, the com
mander Of the WOlcott. The latter has
the reputation OF being brave and
akillful officer and be has never been
charged with q relustauoe to perform
any daty, hoVsveF dangerous or
arduous 1t might DO. II 10 scarcely to
be believed that be Is responsible for
the strange behavior Of the cutter dur.
Ina the past few months.
The present search for traces Of the
81. stephen Is said To be due to the per
sistsns appeals OF Captain Bryant. In
apector of HILLS. who has ceaselessly
urged Collector Brookes TO ssnd the
Wolcott on this mission. These appeals
which should never have been necessa
~, have been heeded emily after six
weeks. Such inexcusable delay indi.
Gates either inoapaeity or euipable neeli-
Rence on the part Of somebody In OIL
clAl station, and 10 Ia no more than
right that the Identity OF that some.
body be made known.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19

grimes viii never sgain bshssd tbs late
eouients Of his rid vazlis. Thers Is.
indeed. general sasrtaion thss The Dor
FowinR Of tbis treasure e mere ike 9
eonHscati0n.
In plain EoFds. the Angsc-IEdian
esysEpnset, having learned where one
Of tie naiive princes bad Deposited bis
Treasure, visited tie pisee, foseseay
op<nsd tie vaults ard appropriated The
vaa snount 81 uoney which they eOn-
taised. By sash measures does Eng
land SEX 70 increase tie loyalty Of her
Indian subjects.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19
DR.. H. ]. SMITH,

A UTHoR or POPULAR LECTURES
~ OF Science Of I.ifa. - Worders ~
ths Eye ~Aftections OF the Respir afory
OrgGns.1 " Curshility az CAtArrh. IfS-
esses o. the Msls, Diseases Of the Re
uaale, etc who has fer years past mad e
regular visits 70 Washington Territn-y
Pacific surgical Institute OF Saa bran.
cssco. Il now Ia Seattle. where be nav
b consulted regarding any CD chic O.
spec Al diseAse. Including affections Of
The kye Mar, Nasal CAiArrh ali Nervcua
Hood AMI Sexual Di.eAsss or weakneS
IN eithe- SEX; also AL cases in any way
Cripeicd or eforSned- A care warrant
c IN all cura he cases
Otece. No. 81 Second street corDer 81
Cherry. Ofice hocrS 10 a. m. too n. M
: 20 : 3 N. Consultation frSe msts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19
B ds for Clearing Roads.

SEALED P 2nPoSAL.s WILL BK RE
~ oejyed ct the Auditors 0ff1ca In King
county. w. r.. till.3pne I6. lSs7, for grub
hing and clearing The county rsad Of All
s.umps for . width OF 90 feet. from the
city limits n the Race Track. and for =
width Of - feet from the forks OF the
raj this side Of the Rsce Track 20 the
Duwamifh river hrtice. All sfumps and
roots to Be removed to = depth Of six
inches below the surface a. the ground
The ground 70 be staked OF BY the Road
Supsrviscr. Each b q 20 b. accompanied
oy bond o. ten per cent Of amount Of
bid. conditioned that the bidder il his nd
Be arcepse5. viii enter ints confra-t with
requisite security for fAithful perform
Gncs within i've days after award. work
To be performed within % days after les
ting contract The Board Of ommfs-
sinners reserve the right to ~ iect any ard
all oitA LYMAN WOOn
County A udiror.
seattle. May IS 1877. mylzdfd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19
GOV. ALGER ssFERtD tso.0so
Ne Contracted 20 Bay "ChEtst Before
PlIase's-Hsw DetFeis Last u.
fFroHs fhs ESts YORK Sus

Ex Governor AIReF, Of Michigan,
while 10 Paris last SIMMER. saw Munk-
acsy's painting AOhriss Before PLAT"
asd on its arrival 10 Nes York be 81
feFed Muukscsy's agent. Mr.. Sedel-
meyer, 10000 for il. Tbs of fer was
refused. Mr. AlReF and Mr.. Sedelmeytr
afteFvard met in Detroit, and Me-. AleeF
offered $4,000. which was accepted. A
contract for the delivery Of the picture
was drawn up and signed, and Governor
AleeF paid $500 70 bind the bargain.
TIE picture was to have been forwarded
TO him on his return from q trip TO Cali
foTnia and Mexico. While on his way
to California be received q telegram
from Mr.. SedelmeyeF stating that the
painting had been sold without his
(6edelmever'sl kaswleaRe 10 Mr.. Wana-
maker, OF Philadelphia. for &100, 600,
and he offered the Governor $1,000 for a
release. This was declined. Mr.. Alger
finally let Sedslmsyer of on the pay
ment Of $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19
FOUL .

IN NAY SIN. 1857. IN USELESS BAY.
~ Whishy Island. = fishing host. sharp
stern. painted red % feet lorg- ek feet
beam. Owner can have the same by pay
ing expenses Apply to THOS. JOHNS,
Useless Bay. WILDLY Island. mylT g.
NOTICE WILL LEAVE THE CITY
on vacation for few months From
this day my business viii be under the
Management OF Nathan Gottstein- who
viii assume al indebtedness and be re-
spensihie fer al liabilities iacurred.
mylS 81 OLIVER BERNARD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19
FOR SALE.
MACHINERY:

1 Engine Lathe. s. inch swing. is feet 4
inch bed. In ov rest.
/ Weseotf's com binAtion chuck Fl inch.
1 Planes. q in. BY p IN. by feet.
/ UBriQht Drill. 80 inch. automatic feed;
al Of Gould & KbeI harot manufacture
Vertical Steam Engine, S in By in.
and boiler.
/ Horizontal Steam Engine. ~ in. By Il
In: al in arst class condition. Apply 70
HENRY B. LOOMS.
mys I'm Attorney at Law.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19
Notice to Bridge Builders.

CEALED PROPOSALS.. ACCoMPA-
- rted hy piAnS Specifications and q ain
diagrams. vii he received ., the office of
the Auditor tn Ming oOunfy. WAshinxt \
Territory until June Is, iSe7. for building
q pile bridges feet above high wsfeT
uArK, across the Toit river d ia
sloughs. On the line o. tbs preseni county
read Approximate lengfh Of bridging
including approaches. about 40 feet
Zach bidder shall Acc0npx his bad Wish
bon6 Ter ten per cGnE Of such It'd. which
zmeGnt shall be forfeited. N case Of -
hsd being aoceptei, II he fAils negiocss o.
refuses % enter into q 7nerlct Wlsh a
requisite hoed fer faithful psrfornan~e
within nFe days AFTER award. The bzidzes
70 b completed within % 6Aya aft<r
award Sad pisEs and spec deAfioas 70
Be ~ expezse Of aidAar. The Beard ne
serves the rizht 70 reject any and al bids
LYMAN W0OO CcEnty Auditor,
Seattle, MAJ Is. lS7. myI7da
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19
A NEW COUNTY.
IYakima SignaLl

ldkiIaG SigEdt.
The county embracing the Okano-
gan river and Lake Ohelan Ia talked of
a. new county. This would perhaps
be a good sahe ne, bat thu proposition
TO name the new county "Boaanza"
should never receive favor. This is
often sort Of a bosm name given TO
q mine by people who h8ven't sufficient
originality to think of any new, bot in
q country abo0ndinR in euphoneous and
significant geographical spDelatioas il
would be like vandalism to pass them
by and take no name that adorns the
front OF at least one grog shop in nearly
every cross roads town in the country
aud Il must never be alloRed. Let the
name of the new county be Ohelan,
Okanogan, Methov, Nespel:m, or some
o., her that will express some eeoQraphi
cal feature of the country.
a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19
AN UNwELCoME INVITATION.

From the London Truth
The following announcement was a
few weeks since extensively placarded
on enOrmous ros;ors in the town or
Lisburp, county Antrim, where a series
Of Lent lectures was being given in one
of the Protestant churches:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19
rue GaMUT OF TMETr

From the WashlagfoR Post.
Taking 81 .0c0, 900 Is oslIed genius.
fskinR $4,000 is called shortage.
Taking $4,000 is called litigation.
Taking 81, 900 is oslled insolvency.
Taking $4,000 ID called irFegularity
Taking 5000 !, called def aloation.
Taking $1,000 is called corruption.
Taking $500 is called embezzlement
TskiDR 800 is called dishonesty.
Taking $50 is called stealing.
Taking $25 is called total depravity
Taking one ham, WAT on society.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19

Go 70 Il. q. MsEtin's fer whitehall
row % sAtihaAi, foof q Washington
street. Lake W Aahinctun. He has TIE
aRest boats 90 tie lake.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
81. s 49,, ~----~-~-~5~----~~-~-~~-~~
Dog Fish Oil.
EoR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT.
II myi9 2m 8 BANTER q co.
To Contractors and Builders.

SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLI-
y cate viii be received at this offioe IN
Oil u 0 clock aeon, Wednesday. May s5th.
1871. for the oonstruciion. erection and
furnishing o. ell materials fer twelve
dwelling houses for the Oregon Improve
ment Company. At Franklin, King osun-
". w. 7. according 10 plans and specifl.
cations 20 be seen At this Office. or a. the
cornpAny's once ~ Franklin
The eOmpany reserves the right TO re-
jcct any and all bids.
myt9id I'll MINER
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19

Fruit and vegetable garden, near tows.
Improved farm, II acres cultivated, 10
fruit trees. small fruit and farming tools.
$50 year.
Business Officers and stores.
50 acre ranch, 6 miles from town, good
buildings. rent on shares.
Houses and rooms furnished And unfur-
Aished. GRO. W. CRANE
Wash. Ter. Employment Bureau. near
cor Commercial and Washington streets,
Seattle mhs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19

I WILL PAY 500 FOR THE RETURN
4 OF goods stolen from my house FriSaT
noon, May lSth. consi til g OF gold watch
and chain. ieEelry. silYerware etc. aud
80 tor Information leading TO conviction
OF thief GU. n RiANCHARD-
Bsnchard. " T.. May i6 ISs7. ISdwim
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19

Fine lot, 7-room house and stable. Eley.
enth and Jackson streets, $500.
Lot 8, bl So Terry's LIST, house and ina.
provements
Lots 10 and 10. bl I2 McAleer's, ssa5 snd
$3.50.
The best lots in bl 81 Moss as, $50 each.
Cleared lots in Bigelow's ad, SIS ana E85,
Ri 70 MaynArd's Lake Washington, sos.
Lots aud :, bl 80 Terry's q, $500.
Cleared lots, bl LAWYERS. S325.
Lots and 6 bl q Yesler's let, S525.
A bargain. furnished restaurant. good
business, $500.
lSi acre ranch, $50 prUne trees. 6 miles
out rich soil.
Furnished restaurants. S225 and S1aOl
City hotel $1,000. Steam laundry, Sa.
loon and lodging house. Vacant govern
meat claims. pat bottom land. $50. In
proved ranches. $3.50 to $1,000.
Mortgages en- solid property, SEQ to
SO, 900. C1'y and county scrip,
New end secondhand safes &w
Complete boarding and lodging
house. Is rooms. on Commercial 80
street $S2a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-19

II SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOL
lars In the way OF building wharves
AID coal bunkers ia Minors addition.
which has
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70 CRY srHcRIsERs.

Published In ire Post Building. on Mi
street. Eesttis, Waah- Ter.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-12-27
HER FACE is FAIR TO HIM.

To careless eyes she is not fair;
This verdict careless lips declare,
And wonder why, against the charm
OF beauty vivid, rich and warm,
The face they deem SO cold and dull
To him should be so beautiful
Are they TOO eYll TO see Alright:
Hath he quicker, keener sights
Or rs IL that indifference
Than love hath clearer, truer sensef
Nor is he right or wrongl y, say,
Doth no behold her face or theyr
Her eyes into his own eyes shine
With strangs illUminlLg; a sign
Is on her brow; palimpsest,
To his own gaze alone confessed;
On him, in gravely gracious mood,
She smiles her souls beatitude.
This IS the face she turns TO him,
o, say not It's lovers whim
That finds Il fair; nor are they dull
Who say she Is not beautiful
For, strangest OF all mysteries,
They never see the face he sees
The face 10 artists skill can linn,
The love fair face she turns 10 Vim.
~ o. Times Democrat
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-12-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of ad-
ministratiOn on the estate Of John o.
Adams, deceased, were granted to the I'M
designed on the 9th day of Dec ember.
lSS by the probate court O. Pettis county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them Tor al
lowauce 10 the administrator, within one
year after the date OF said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit of such
estate and If such claims be rot exhibited
within two years FROM the date OF this pub
LEGATION, they shall be forever h rred.
This 6th day of December, 1887.
q. w. ADAMS AND w. l.. STEPHENS,
Il l3-w4t Administrators.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-12-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Gordon W. Goodrich and Rox-
anna NJ. Goodrich, his wife, by their Ger
tain deed OF trust, dated the 18th day of
November, 1871, and recorded In the re-
corders Office of Pet;is county, Missouri, at
trust deed REGARD Z, page l3S, conveyed to
William III. III. HILL as trustee, ali their
right, title, interest and estate, in and to
the following described real estate, situated
In Pettis county, No., to-wit: Twenty (20)
acres of of the south side OF the south half
Of the southwest quarter of section thirty
1907 and seventy COZ acres of Of tie north
side OF the north half OF the northwest quar-
ter Of section thirty-one (3l), IN township
fJrty-hve AS, and range twenty-five (22(,
anC Al undivided Cne-half interest In the
north half of the west bali OF 10; two (2),
of the northeast quarter of section five ~,
in township forty-four a., and
range twenty-five (22) and al
SO twenty (20) acres being
the south half OF the northwest quarter IF
the northeast quarter OF section tSeDty-One
i2!l, in township forty-fve (45), and range
twenty three (23), containing one hundred
nd twezty (l20l acres more or less, which
SAID conveyance was made in trust 10 -
cure the payment OF a certain prOmisSory
note in said deed described, and whereas,
The said Gordon W. Goodrich AID ReXsR-
IA IA. Goodrich, his wife, by their certain
deea Of trust, dxted The 18Th day Of Hay,
1872, xsd recorded Ia The recorders otics
Il Pet;is county, Missouri, al trust deeS
record z, psge 2S9, conveyed 10 Johz 7
Heard, as trustee, all their right, title, ia
;ere.t and estate, in and to the above des
cribed real estate, which ssiG conveyance
l.. 81
III certain proHiSSory note
in said deed described and, whereas.
both OF said notss have become due aud
are unpaid aud, EhereaS, ii Is provided
in said deeds OF trust that TIE said NE
II. II. Hill and John 7. Heard, trEstees,
Or IN the event Of their sickaers, death o.
absence froz the County Of Pettis, or other
disability or refusal 20 sc!, then the acting
sherih OF Pettis ccsuty, fsr the tiSe being,
upoH the request sf the legal holder OF SAID
sOtes, kis agent or attorney, SHOULD execute
the provisions OF said deeds of trust md,
whereas. ths sad En. II n. Hill, ,Tsste.,
s dead, sad the I,is John T. heGrS, trIs-
.ee, IS absest from tss CoEE;y .: Psttis
aO=, therefore, a accordance with ~, pro-
visions of said deeds Of trust, and at the re
quest Of tks legal holder of sxIs notes, |,
Ise undersigned sserih Of Pettis csErty,
Missouri, will pressed 10 sell TIE above de-
-cTibpd real esixte, on
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JkEU-
AIRY, 1858,
between the hours Of 8 o'clock l. Il. .ES
} o'clock ?. n. Of said day, az the ives;
front door, Of the ooxFt house, il lhe
eity OF S.sslia, Feitis county, No at public
auction, To the highest bidder, for cask, 10
satisfy both of said nsies, together witk
the cOsts Of executing this trgst
JOSIAH 4. BOWIE,
l2-20-v-td Sheriff sEd acting trustee